St George Private Hospital

Obstetrician and gynaecologist in Kogarah, NSW

St George Private Hospital is an obstetrician and gynaecologist in Kogarah, NSW, listing 20 practitioners. You will need a referral from your GP to claim the Medicare rebate. It is one of 378 obstetricians and gynaecologists listed in New South Wales.

Contact and location

  • Address 1 South Street, Kogarah NSW 2217
  • Languages Mandarin, Indonesian, Korean, Chinese, Spanish, Greek, Portuguese, Tongan

Who practises here (20)

  • Associate Professor. Emmanuel Karantanis Generalist Obstetrics, Subspecialist Urogynaecology
  • Associate Professor. Gregory Davis Generalist Gynaecology, Generalist Obstetrics
  • Dr. Chandra Krishnan Generalist Gynaecology, Generalist Obstetrics
  • Dr. Daniella Susic Generalist Gynaecology, Generalist Obstetrics
  • Dr. Danny Chou Generalist Gynaecology
  • Dr. David Rosen Generalist Gynaecology
  • Dr. Gregory Cario Generalist Gynaecology
  • Dr. Isidor Papapetros Generalist Gynaecology, Generalist Obstetrics
  • Dr. Jessica Robertson Generalist Gynaecology
  • Dr. Kate Kavanagh-Patel Generalist Gynaecology, Generalist Obstetrics
  • Dr. Luiza Peculis Generalist Gynaecology, Generalist Obstetrics
  • Dr. Marcela Martin Generalist Gynaecology, Generalist Obstetrics
  • Dr. Michael Burling Subspecialist Gynaecological Oncology
  • Dr. Monique Damasco Generalist Gynaecology, Generalist Obstetrics
  • Dr. Myriam Girgis Generalist Gynaecology, Generalist Obstetrics
  • Dr. Sarah Fricke Generalist Gynaecology
  • Dr. Steven Thou Generalist Gynaecology, Generalist Obstetrics
  • Dr. Supriya Kanitkar Generalist Gynaecology, Generalist Obstetrics
  • Dr. Wagdy Nada Generalist Gynaecology, Generalist Obstetrics
  • Dr. Wei Li Generalist Obstetrics

Areas of practice

  • Generalist Gynaecology
  • Generalist Obstetrics
  • Subspecialist Urogynaecology
  • Subspecialist Gynaecological Oncology

What an obstetrician and gynaecologist does

Obstetricians are specialist doctors who care for women through pregnancy and birth, and gynaecologists care for reproductive health more broadly. Many work across both. In a private pathway your obstetrician is usually the person who sees you at most appointments and who is there for the birth.

Women see an obstetrician privately from early pregnancy onwards, or in the public system when a pregnancy needs specialist input. You do not need one to have a safe birth: midwifery-led models are an equally evidence-based option for healthy pregnancies.

Referrals, fees and Medicare

You will need a referral from your GP to claim the Medicare rebate.

Medicare pays a rebate towards private obstetric consultations, and the gap between the rebate and the fee is yours to pay. Private obstetric care usually carries a booking or management fee as well. Private health insurance covers the hospital side rather than the doctor's fee, and obstetric cover carries a twelve month waiting period.

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Common questions about St George Private Hospital

Does St George Private Hospital offer telehealth?

This listing does not tell us either way. Many practices added telehealth and kept it, so it is worth asking when you call.

Do I need a referral to see an obstetrician and gynaecologist in New South Wales?

You will need a referral from your GP to claim the Medicare rebate.

Is St George Private Hospital taking new patients?

We do not hold appointment availability, and it changes week to week. The practice is the quickest way to find out.

What languages does St George Private Hospital speak?

This listing notes Mandarin, Indonesian, Korean, Chinese, Spanish, Greek, Portuguese, Tongan. If you would rather not use a family member to interpret, ask the practice what they can arrange.

What if St George Private Hospital is not the right fit?

That is a completely reasonable thing to decide. We list 378 obstetrician and gynaecologists in New South Wales, 5 of them in Kogarah, so there are other options nearby.

Questions worth asking

  • What is your total fee for pregnancy care, and when is each part payable?
  • Which hospital do you admit to, and what does that hospital charge?
  • Who covers your patients when you are away or off call?
  • What are your rates of induction, caesarean and instrumental birth?
  • How do you approach birth preferences that differ from your usual practice?

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